Slide 1: Renova Foundation update
Renova Foundation update Ian Wood, Vice President HSEC Samarco Advisory and Support Team
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer Forward-looking statements This presentation contains forward-looking statements, which may include statements regarding: trends in commodity prices and currency exchange rates; demand for commodities; plans, strategies and objectives of management; closure or divestment of certain operat
Slide 3: About the Foundation
About the Foundation The Renova Foundation was incorporated as a private, non-profit foundation by Samarco, BHP Brasil and Vale in June 2016 to implement 42 socioeconomic and socioenvironmental programs outlined in the Framework Agreement. • Operational since 2 August 2016 with respected CEO - Rober
Slide 4: Renova governance
Renova governance Board Interfederative Expert Panel Committee Advisory Committee Fiscal Committee 11 Technical Ombudsman Compliance Chambers Independent Auditor Executive IUCN Panel (Ernst and Young) Technical Committee Legal Committee Internal governance External governance In development Renova F
Slide 5: Key achievements
Key achievements • Resettlement process • Infrastructure reconstruction • Wet Season Plan implementation • Tailings containment and water quality Renova Foundation update June 2017 5
Slide 6: Key challenges
Key challenges • Difficult operating context • Program scope and complexity • Delays in some programs • Organisational challenges Renova Foundation update June 2017 6
Slide 7: Preliminary Agreement with Federal Prosecutors Office
Preliminary Agreement with Federal Prosecutors Office 2 March 2016 Samarco, Vale and BHP Billiton Brasil entered into Framework Agreement (FA) with the federal government (among others) for remediation and compensation of the impacts associated with the dam failure to settle a BRL 20 billion (approx
Slide 8: Renova thematic areas
Renova thematic areas Renova Foundation update June 2017 8
Slide 9: Theme 1: People and communities
Theme 1: People and communities PEOPLE • Registration and compensation - identifying all impacted people and fully and fairly compensating them • Education and culture - school reintegration and restoration/preservation of historical, cultural and artistic heritage • Health care and wellbeing - phys
Slide 10: Registration and compensation
Registration and compensation Registration Registration enables all impacted people to be identified to participate in the socioeconomic programs including compensation • An emergency registration in 2015 identified ~8500 families. A more robust registration process is nearing completion with 15,000
Slide 11: Mediated indemnity program offices
Mediated indemnity program offices 12 Offices in operation Belo Oriente Naque Governador Valadares Periquito Bom Jesus do Galho Ipaba Santana do Paraíso Caratinga Galiléia Ipatinga Linhares Aracruz Santa Cruz do Escalvado Ponte Nova Sem-Peixe Resplendor Rio Doce Aimorés Colatina Baixo Guandu Rio C
Slide 12: General damages compensation
General damages compensation • The 15,000 families registered may be eligible for general damages. Key areas include fishing, tourism and agriculture • Staff in the mediation centres include supervisor, analysts, mediators, secretary and lawyer. The mediators and lawyer are not Renova staff. Renova
Slide 13: Health and wellbeing
Health and wellbeing Actions to date • All impacted people have been provided with access to psycho-social support • Emergency actions are ongoing, with a team of over 60 physicians, nurses, social assistants, psychologists and psychiatrists available to care for the affected population. • Existing
Slide 14: Economic development
Economic development 249 businesses were assisted in the emergency phase • Many were stores that were rebuilt or refitted with support for service providers who had lost their equipment • A principle that forms the basis of this program is that the new business be better than the old one • Renova is
Slide 15: Fishing ban - May 2017 update
Fishing ban - May 2017 update The ban on fishing is a complex technical and social issue involving communities, regulators, public prosecutors, academia and the Renova Foundation • ~5500 fisherfolk receiving assistance card • Early concerns about metal toxicity of fish from tailings are not supporte
Slide 16: Theme 2: Land and Water
Theme 2: Land and Water LAND WATER • Land use – includes cleaning out debris and sediment from the river and stream beds where required, stabilising river banks, erosion control and planting native forest species to recover of riparian vegetation • Water Management – compensatory programs to restore
Slide 17: Land use – forest restoration of Doce River Valley
Land use – forest restoration of Doce River Valley • The vision of this program is to integrate restoration activities and agricultural production • Terms of Reference have been determined • On 3 and 4 May, experts, researchers and representatives of environmental agencies and civil society particip
Slide 18: Water management - monitoring
Water management - monitoring Water indicators have returned to pre-event levels Comparative data released by the Institute for Water Management of Minas Gerais (IGAM) on 4 May show that water quality indices in the Doce River Basin in the stretch after the Candonga Plant, are similar to the period
Slide 19: Water management - springs recovery
Water management - springs recovery • Recovery of 5000 springs over the next 10 years in priority watersheds will contribute to cleaning the river stream beds and improve river quality • The first step is to fence and protect the springs and to regenerate the vegetation and ensure there are 1,200 na
Slide 20: Water management - springs recovery
Water management - springs recovery Fencing natural springs Renova Foundation update June 2017 20
Slide 21: Water management - springs recovery
Water management - springs recovery Renova Foundation update Fencing natural springs June 2017 21
Slide 22: Tailings management
Tailings management Tailings Management actions are expected to be completed by 2019 • On 20 April, Renova submitted an integrated Doce River Tailings Management Plan to the IFC, Federal and State environmental regulators. The Plan was informed by 80 experts from 30 institutions, including universit
Slide 23: Theme 3: Reconstruction and infrastructure
Theme 3: Reconstruction and infrastructure INFRA STRUCTURE • Resettlement – rebuilding the three communities of Bento Rodrigues, Paracatu and Gesteira • Urban infrastructure and access roads – rebuilding all impacted roads and infrastructure, predominantly in Barra Longa and Mariana • Tailings conta
Slide 24: Resettlement
Resettlement • Bento Rodrigues and Paracatu are progressing to plan • Communities are completing urban planning while environmental field studies are being done • Resettlement Working Groups are meeting regularly (currently weekly) and special meetings are being conducted with the elderly • All basi
Slide 25: Features of the new Bento Rodrigues
Features of the new Bento Rodrigues Renova Foundation update June 2017 25
Slide 26: Urban infrastructure and roads
Urban infrastructure and roads • 157,000 m3 material removed from Barra Longa • Reconstruction of houses and infrastructure is progressing to plan • Of the 99 houses to be renovated, 95 have been completed and handed back to residents • 34 of the 36 commercial establishments have been completed • 28
Slide 27: Tailings containment - dam remediation
Tailings containment - dam remediation S3 SELA DYKE TULIPA SELINHA S4 GERMANO DYKE AXIS 1 DYKE NEW SANTAREM DAM EROSION CONTROL REVEGE- CANDONGA TATION DREDGING TRIBUTARY RECOVERY Renova Foundation update June 2017 27
Slide 28: Water quality status
Water quality status Renova Foundation update June 2017 28
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